Carlos Luis Isea Rojas
Affectionately known as Carlitos, Carlos Luis Isea Rojas reminds us that “Yes, you can!” is more than a phrase — it’s a way of life. From the moment he was born, he faced challenges that would have broken many. Diagnosed with cerebral palsy, he began therapy at just five days old. Defying all odds, he regained his vision after suffering from severe myopia exceeding 14 degrees. Later, he was diagnosed as autistic, and at seven years old, identified within the Asperger profile.
Nana Campana
Nana Campana is a pioneering leader in neurodevelopmental rehabilitation, dedicated to transforming lives through innovative brain-based strategies. As the founder and director of The Paper Tree House, Nana has spent over 15 years helping children and adults overcome learning and developmental challenges by addressing their neurological foundations.
Her journey began when her own children were diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety, igniting a passion for rethinking traditional approaches to learning. Armed with over 25 professional certifications, Nana blends the latest neuroscience with therapeutic interventions to rewire the brain at its root, rather than merely managing symptoms.
Mathew Chimanazujerome Idiaghe
Mathewjerome Idiaghe, known widely as “The Dyslexic Journalist,” is a certified public speaker, model, event steward, content creator, and award-winning advocate for dyslexia and neurodiversity. With over 13 years in marketing and NGO work, Mathewjerome has dedicated his career to empowering individuals with learning difficulties, advocating for inclusive education, and challenging societal perceptions of neurodiversity.
